What if I want to charge my ipad in an AC outlet?
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I bought this to charge my iphone but no matter what you charge, you will need an adapter that plugs into the wall outlet. This adapter worked for a while but not more than a month. Would not recommend.
500171
Yes. I have an iPad Air and an iPhone 5 and I plugged the iPad in the A slot and the iPhone in the NA slot and they both charged. The best use for this is at a bedside nightstand so they can charge all night.
75465
Yes, I can! I even can charge full my ipad 2, and still have some energy to charge any other device. And It doesn't get hot when charging. Hope this result usefull for You... And sorry... I'm just learning english...
627860
According to the documentation the USB ports are 2.1 amp. iPads use a 5.1 volt-2.1 amp -10watt charger. So, the product should support directly charging a tablet.
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hi Dear michael yes it does charge when you plug it to the electricity ,about the ipad air i really don't know, but if it's the same connection and power requirements i believe it will cahrge the ipad air but you need to check it first & if you like i want to sell it, i gave my ipad and i don't need it for this time my email is meirlog@walla.com. best of luck thanks!!
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Sorry, I cannot really help. I have no devices like iPads that take more current to charge. Mine is used to charge 2 iPod Touches and two vanilla (old, not smart) phones. I also use it to charge a Kindle and occasionally another device or two. None of them high power. For my purposes, it works great.
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I've never tried that, But I would think it would work like other devices with two outputs, like my Ipad will charge when I plug it into my computer. I would think the charger would work the same way. It's a great charger I couldn't get along without it now.
2056359
Yes you can charge it. There is a little flap that opens up to reveal the iPad's charging port.
2074470
Yup! The Power Supply has two plugs: One made for Apple Products (marked "A") and one not made for Apple Products (marked "NA"). The NA port does not charge the iPad, just maintains the power level. However, the NA port charges everything else. The A port charges an iPad really well. The charge seems to be a bit quicker than with the standard charger, but that might just be perception.
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I've never charged an ipad but I have charged my phone and nexus tablet. It is a powered usb device so it shouldn't have a problem charging anything.
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don't know the voltage but the amperage is selectable, it will charge the IPAD
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No you cannot. I just tried to connect my iPad and it indicated "Not Charging". The email I received from the manufacturer following my purchase from Amazon explained that one could not use this particular hub as a source for charging.
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It puts out 1.5 amps. Your apple IPAD charger is 2.1 amps. So yes you could charge your IPAD using it. It would just take longer to fully charge. It would take around 10 to 12 hours to charge.
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Use your regular cable that runs up from the bottom and will work just fine. I have charged iPad, iPod and also my Andriod on it so far and just had to change the cable. There are 2 USB ports so you can actually charge 2 things at once. Hope this helps
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No, I would look for a 2 amp charger. It will say made for iPad on it. This is a 1 amp charger for iPhones and iPods.
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yes, IF you are connected via usb to a AC outlet........njot to the computer. The charger for a iphone/ipad works great.
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You are using a third party/after market USB wall charger that is not providing sufficient current to charge your device. Please try charging the device with the original Apple charger for the specified device. For the iPad Air/iPad 4th Gen, you will need to use the Apple iPad USB charger that provides 2.4 amps.